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60=4(k+3) +2(k-3) I need to try to get the variable by itself

60=4(k+3) +2(k-3) I need to try to get the variable by itself
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60=4(k+3) +2(k-3) I need to try to get the variable by itself

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Answer:

k=9

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This is what i got, tell me if i got this right.

60=4(k+3) +2(k-3) I need to try to get the variable by itself-example-1
60=4(k+3) +2(k-3) I need to try to get the variable by itself-example-2
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